Sentence examples for before renovating from inspiring English sources

They bought it for $1.4 million about four years ago, and lived in it for a year and a half before renovating.

You need parental consent before renovating your room to your style.

Through a local contractor, he met Lynne Breslin, who had not long before renovated a 1736 farmhouse in East Hampton with an artfully minimal hand.

His name was John, and he'd been living at the cape for two years full time, and eight years part time before that, renovating the lighthouse's outbuildings and turning them into a little cafe for the visitors who take the minibus up from the tiny ferry across the Kyle of Durness.

The place all but advertises the country's flimsy ability to enforce its laws, yet given her meager budget, Sirleaf said that before she considers renovating the building, she intends to construct living quarters for the police in rural areas, where it is hard to attract recruits and where enforcement is even flimsier than in the capital.

At any rate, the Boston Symphony has learned something from Carnegie Hall: instead of renovating before the centenary, and risking having the celebration marred by worries about what had happened to the acoustics, it is having the party first and doing the maintenance work later.

To get you started, here are answers to a few questions you may have before building or renovating your future smart home.

While Ms. Kugelman, 62, is not a professional designer, she has renovated before, and she had her own ideas.

Before Shakti renovated one of the houses, there was nowhere for tourists to stay at all.

"We got to live in a mirror image of our house before we renovated it".

"I used to sneak up here to watch games, before they renovated the Stadium and blocked the view," he said.